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Keyword: Social Injustice

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Daily News Analysis

Women rapidly losing jobs in US economy

Crescent International

Shawwal 11, 14332012-08-29

The economic decline of the US is beginning to affect women.

Background

Living the purpose of Ramadan by building taqwa

Zafar Bangash

Ramadan 12, 14332012-08-01

The principal philosophy behind fasting in Ramadan is to build taqwa. What does it mean? Zafar Bangash explains.

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News & Analysis

Saudi regime’s gross human rights violations

Waseem Shehzad

Ramadan 12, 14332012-08-01

In the midst of an existential struggle for survival, Russian criticism of Saudi Arabia’s deplorable human rights record touched the kingdom’s raw nerve.

Opinion

The day democracy died

Abu Dharr

Sha'ban 11, 14332012-07-01

During the course of the past 18 months the world in general and the Muslims in particular were watching the movement of people and the counter-movements of regimes.

Letters To The Editor

No free speech

Name withheld upon request

Sha'ban 11, 14332012-07-01

I agree with Br. Shahid Saleem’s letter when he says there is no free speech in the US.

Letters To The Editor

Tori’s story

Khadijah Mahmoud

Jumada' al-Akhirah 09, 14332012-05-01

I was horrified to read the story of Tori Stafford, the 8-year-old subjected to such brutality.

Islamic Movement

Muslims in Ethiopia suffer discrimination and alienation

Our Own Correspondent

Jumada' al-Akhirah 09, 14332012-05-01

Crescent International recently interviewed an Addis Ababa-based Muslim journalist and Islamic activist on the current situation in Ethiopia.

Letters To The Editor

US extra-judicial executions

Tariq Khan Afridi

Jumada' al-Akhirah 09, 14332012-05-01

American officials never tire of lecturing others about how law-abiding they are.

Opinion

Of dictators and liberators

Zafar Bangash

Jumada' al-Ula' 09, 14332012-04-01

With notable exceptions, dictators rule much of the Muslim world. They carry many fancy titles: kings, amirs, presidents, prime ministers and, of course generals and colonels. What is common between them is that they are all subservient to the West even while they terrorize their own people.

Main Stories

Will the Egyptian women launch the second revolution?

Zafar Bangash

Safar 07, 14332012-01-01

The degeneration of Muslim societies has gone so far that nothing is considered sacred any more, not even the honour of Muslim women. On December 17, when six soldiers attacked and wrestled a young girl to the ground in Cairo, ripping her ‘abayah and exposing her body, it sent shock waves throughout Egypt as well as the broader Muslim world.

Editor's Desk

Why family courts are failing couples in Ontario…

Editor

Rajab 29, 14322011-07-01

Divorce is never easy either for husband or wife. The breaking point is reached after months or years of difficult relationship. While almost out of fashion in the West, even among those who opt for marriage, a very high percentage end up in divorce.

News & Analysis

Hunger and poverty amid plenty in the US

Tahir Mahmoud

Jumada' al-Ula' 27, 14322011-05-01

Most Americans are led to believe that their country is the richest and the best in the world. It is a land of milk and honey and of limitless opportunities. There is little doubt that the US has enormous wealth; with a GDP of $17 trillion, it is by far the richest country in the world but is this wealth fairly distributed?

News & Analysis

Causes of polarization in Pakistan

Waseem Shehzad

Safar 27, 14322011-02-01

Last month’s events have confirmed, yet again, with striking clarity how deeply polarized the Pakistani society is. The killing of Salman Taseer, Governor of Punjab Province, by his own bodyguard on January 4 has scared the living daylights out of the already cowardly rulers.

Special Reports

Why poor countries repeatedly fail

Zafar Bangash

Ramadan 22, 14312010-09-01

Imperialists, Zionists, capitalists, and their enabling analogs in the poor countries of the world run around and tear up the lives of ordinary people, cause havoc in global markets, run down the environment and everything else in their path, leading to all manner of human suffering.

Special Reports

Haiti: a 21st-century US slave plantation

Crescent International

Ramadan 22, 14312010-09-01

Haiti was the first African colony of slaves in the New World to declare independence from its colonial (French) overlords in 1804. The United States refused to recognize this new expression of freedom.

Special Reports

Reality of the American material dream

Tahir Mustafa

Rabi' al-Thani 16, 14312010-04-01

These are not allegations made by America-haters or people who “hate America’s freedoms”, in the infamous words of George Bush...

Main Stories

Canadian government deprives own citizen, Omar Khadr, of basic rights

Tahir Mahmoud

Rabi' al-Awwal 15, 14312010-03-01

Nicholson, however, refused to ask Washington to return Khadr to his country of birth, Canada, despite the Supreme Court ruling that Ottawa had violated his Charter rights...

South-East Asia

Increasing drug and social abuse among Muslim youth in Malaysia

Abdar Rahman Koya

Ramadan 18, 14252004-11-01

Malaysia often claims to be a well-developed Muslim country, with its skycrapers and well-organised city gracing postcards and tourist brochures. Some of this is not propaganda...

Occupied Arab World

Nothing expected to change in Egypt as Mubarak appoints new government

M.A. Shaikh

Jumada' al-Akhirah 14, 14252004-08-01

Can a man who was born in 1952, when the army took over power, and the new cabinet he leads as prime minister, curb the powers and corruption of the military dictatorship that has persisted since then, as claimed by the hype surrounding the recent dismissal of the old government?

World

Congress divided on Gujarat issue

Qazi Umar

Jumada' al-Akhirah 14, 14252004-08-01

On July 14 Laloo Prasad Yadav, India's new Minister of Railways, who is also a staunch anti-Sangh Parivar advocate, ordered a fresh investigation into the alleged attack on a train in Godhra that is supposed to have set off the anti-Muslim pogrom in Gujarat in 2002...

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